The Director of Communications for the Bawumia campaign, Dennis Miracles Aboagye, has disclosed that the party's manifesto will focus on job creation and business development.

Speaking in an interview on myjoyonline.com, he reaffirmed the party's commitment to fostering a thriving economy driven by the private sector.

He expressed optimism that the party, having delivered on similar promises in the past, will do the same if given the mandate in 2025, citing its past achievements.

"Approximately 90% of the manifesto will focus on jobs and businesses in the private sector," he said, highlighting the NPP's commitment to fostering a thriving economy driven by private enterprise.

"The manifesto is designed to ensure that the private sector not only thrives but also expands, increases production, and empowers citizens to access the opportunities generated," he explained. "As businesses grow, they will naturally need to hire more people, leading to increased employment", he stated.

He noted that the NPP is the only government in Ghana's history to have created more jobs within eight years than any other government.

"We have created 2.1 million jobs and have the data to prove it. These are truly sustainable jobs. The data is there for all to see. As we head to the polls, voters must decide: do they want John Mahama or Dr Bawumia? The choice should be clear—vote for the one with a proven track record in job creation," he explained.

He stated that the party has made significant strides in job creation but recognised that many young Ghanaians still need employment.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) will launch its manifesto for the 2024 elections in Takoradi, the Western regional capital, on Sunday, August 18, 2024.

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